Abstract

Line clustering into two groups of differing τ torsional symmetries is considered for parallel infrared vibrational bands of 3-fold internal rotor molecules with large torsional splittings, such as methanol. In bands involving large changes in torsional parameters, the τ-clustering produces a distinctive pair of Q-branch peaks in the low-resolution spectrum. The origin of the τ-clustering and the formation of the twin Q-branch peaks are discussed together with new subband assignments in Fourier transform spectra of the ν 7+ ν 8 CH 3-rock/CO-stretch combination and 2 ν 8 CO-stretching overtone bands of CH 3OH, which are good representatives of large and small changes in torsional parameters, respectively.

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